As a result of being interested in Stack Overflow data myself, the need arose to track other Stack Overflow-based research.
The following is an attempt to list the academic papers mentioning Stack Overflow/Exchange or using Stack Exchange data. This also includes the works mentioned in the SO bl...
@ClemensHimmer React JS works with JSX, and to convert JSX to JS, it has to be fed via HTTP. You cannot just double-click on an html file and view it in browser. So, to feed it via HTTP, I am running servers :/
@ClemensHimmer oh, I will run a local server and open my html file via something like localhost:234232342341. This html file will have on-the-fly jsx to js provisions, which can only be done if the file is fed by http.
@ClemensHimmer Actually, I am quite confused right now. I've never dealt with server-side things in my life and now I am give React JS to learn. Last thing I want right now is another thing that I don't understand at all. But, thanks. I am going to ask you if I get stuck with anything(since now I know that you are online ;))
I am totally new to React JS or any given server-side technology. And now, I want to learn how to develop in React JS.
Introduction
I started with React JS tutorials on official website. Now, I am trying to import React toolbox or any other third-party component into my JSX code. But, I am faci...
As of jQuery version 1.1.3, event.which normalizes event.keyCode and event.charCode so you don't have to worry about browser compatibility issues. Documentation on event.which
event.which will give 1, 2 or 3 for left, middle and right mouse buttons respectively so:
$('#element').mousedown(funct...
I am totally new to React JS or any given server-side technology. And now, I want to learn how to develop in React JS.
Introduction
I started with React JS tutorials on official website. Now, I am trying to import React toolbox or any other third-party component into my JSX code. But, I am faci...
